Gordon MacDonald quit New Hampshire's top court immediately, leaving Gov. Kelly Ayotte a rare chance to reshape the five-member bench.

Over 60 percent of surveyed Harvard faculty say AI hurt their courses this year, as the college rolls out a new 20 percent A-grade cap.

Door Systems Inc. says a Delaware tech company copied its name after promising Massachusetts it wouldn't.

Ken He says his 18-acre waterfront parcel was assessed at $20 million, yet sold for far less to fund a Chelsea nature preserve.

Hometown Financial Group wants Nasdaq investors to help pay for its $160 million Primary Bank deal and cut its debt.

A planned expansion at ISO New England's Holyoke campus is backed by a $60 million bond issued through MassDevelopment.

While Trump packed a Dallas arena, the GOP's Massachusetts nominees stayed home to court the state's independent majority.

BXP wants out of a proposed 50-block district even as hotel owners and small businesses push to fund cleanup and safety patrols.

Boston's public radio giant is pursuing a $125 million fundraising goal.

The Wellesley Tuition Promise starts fall 2027, making it the first women's college to hit the $200,000 mark.

The Olney Street school exited receivership through academic improvement rather than closure.

State officials call it their most aggressive job-creation offer yet, as Insulet expands globally amid recalls.

Federal protections lapse Wednesday for Salvadorans clustered in Chelsea, Revere and East Boston, many raising U.S.-citizen kids.